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outnoise

outnoise verb: to make more noise than.

Verb

outnoise (third-person singular simple present outnoises, present participle outnoising, simple past and past participle outnoised)

  1. To make more noise than.
    • by pleading Christ His merits; that the loud language of His blood may out-noise and silence the cry of our sins.1657, Thomas Fuller, Notes upon Jonah

Forms of outnoise

third-person singular presentoutnoises
present participleoutnoising
past participleoutnoised
pastoutnoised

Origin of outnoise

From out- + noise.

Questions about outnoise

What does outnoise mean?
Outnoise means to make more noise than.
What part of speech is outnoise?
Outnoise is a verb.
What is the past tense of outnoise?
The past tense of outnoise is outnoised.

Words near outnoise in the dictionary

  1. outniggers
  2. outnight
  3. outnighted
  4. outnighting
  5. outnights
  6. outnoise
  7. outnoised
  8. outnoises
  9. outnoising
  10. outnumber
  11. outnumbered

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